Henrycav81

The cricket season can't come quick enough for me. I reckon it'll be a good un.

You don’t know most fans like to stand at away games, most have to stand if they want to see any of the game 

Excellent news. Wouldn't have blamed him if he left to go back to a massive international job. Shows how committed he is to the county, which is brilliant.

I’ve just been talking to a Derbyshire player at Nuffield gym and as far as he’s aware Micky Arthur is staying with Derbyshire 

I’ve just been talking to a Derbyshire player at Nuffield gym and as far as he’s aware Micky Arthur is staying with Derbyshire 

I’ve just been talking to a Derbyshire player at Nuffield gym and as far as he’s aware Micky Arthur is staying with Derbyshire 

I’ve just been talking to a Derbyshire player at Nuffield gym and as far as he’s aware Micky Arthur is staying with Derbyshire 

He’s cup tied played 45 minutes when Plymouth lost to grimsby

Was playing for Graham St Prims 2pm k.o we played at bus depot on ascot drive in those days, quick shower and got dropped off near ground got in just before Archie’s free kick

Was playing for Graham St Prims 2pm k.o we played at bus depot on ascot drive in those days, quick shower and got dropped off near ground got in just before Archie’s free kick

I signed for prims when I left school in 1981 played for them for 10 seasons. I’m on prims committee now I know virtually all those on that photo

I’m guessing that old Spalding ram is the ex prims player that’s a poster on here as he has a prims team photo on his profile 

I signed for prims when I left school in 1981 played for them for 10 seasons. I’m on prims committee now I know virtually all those on that photo

User name nothing to do with prims I left Henry cavendish school in 1981

I signed for prims when I left school in 1981 played for them for 10 seasons. I’m on prims committee now I know virtually all those on that photo

Lovely to hear the tributes of Vialli the man as well as the obvious celebration of his career.
So well loved as well as admired.
A beautiful legacy to have.

My stomach knotted up reading this thread title!
Truly sickening!
Not only because this is the same b****** cancer that took my mother before I'd officially even exited my childhood, but this bloke was not just a bloody fantastic footballer, but he also came across as a thoroughly decent chap.
...And he ain't even proper old school!  Practically a modern day player in my mind! ... and younger than me, to boot!
 
Such sad, sickening news.
May you rest in peace, sir.
xxx

At least t’other son’s been a Derby Season ticket holder since 1986, one out of two ain’t bad, as King Charles would say ?

Hourihane didn’t get booked today but agree ref was awful today he didn’t give a foul on mcgoldrick all match

I’m going for 11 pts I’m guessing b4 might be 18?

19 even ?

I’m going for 11 pts I’m guessing b4 might be 18?

You think he’s going back to Aberdeen then

We are 11 points behind them, have a worse goal difference and 1 game in hand, but apart from that I agree

Sorry B4 but that’s selfish and nonsense. It doesn’t really bother me on a personal level as both me and my son are both 6 feet and able to stand. But I can remember 15 years ago travelling to away games with both him and my late daughter, and they couldn’t see a thing. Also more recently taken my 85 year old father to a couple of games who can no longer stand for 90 mins who spent the game looking at the arse of those standing up. Like it or not currently the stadiums we go to are all seater and I expect my dad to be able to watch the game. I am all for safe standing areas but it is totally unfair to stand for 90 minutes as things stand. Rant over.